Air fryer eggs will be 'perfectly' poached every time with 10-minute method

Air fryer eggs will be 'perfectly' poached every time with 10-minute method

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Eggs are a delightful and versatile food essential, but perfecting them can prove tricky. They serve as an excellent quick breakfast option, a superb addition to salads, or even a companion


for evening meals - however, for some, acing the egg-cooking is still a mystery. The advent of air fryers has revolutionised home cooking. These devices streamline the process by letting you


toss in a few ingredients, press a button, and voilà - you're left with fewer utensils to wash. Plus, it spares you some time to do other things, whether that’s rustling up side


dishes or simply lounging on the settee catching up on your favourite shows. Cooking may not be everyone's cup of tea, but don't fret, Michelin-trained chef Poppy O'Toole is


here to assist with her sure-fire egg cooking tips, catering to those who prefer the traditional art of poaching or the ease of air fryer enthusiasts keen on setting and forgetting their


eggs. If an air fryer is more your speed, Poppy reveals an effortless approach that promises minimal fuss yet delivers a beautifully runny centre. It’s such a hassle-free concoction and so


tasty, it'll make you question why you've not tried it sooner – and it pairs splendidly with a myriad of meals, reports the Mirror. For an air-fryer 'boiled' egg, Poppy


suggested taking a room temperature egg and programming the air fryer "for 15 minutes at 130 degrees". Should you hanker for a divinely drippy yolk, just dial back the cooking time


to 10 minutes to achieve a softer finish. Poppy noted that poaching can often go awry, leading to eggs becoming a scrambled mess unless removed at just the right moment. "For poached


eggs, add a splash of white wine vinegar to the water and use a really fresh, fridge-cold egg," Poppy suggested. In one Reddit 'Ask Culinary' thread, a user posed the


question: Why is vinegar beneficial when poaching eggs? One reply said: "The acid helps the whites set faster so they don't spread into the water." Cooking is ultimately a


learning journey, and with a touch of practice, you'll be crafting the finest eggs boasting perfect, delectable runny yolks that will enhance any meal, whether it be breakfast, lunch or


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